Re: Pointer Events Recommendation delayed by a Formal Objection

On 05/02/2015 14:29, Arthur Barstow wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> An update on the publication of the Pointer Events Recommendation ...
>
> The comment period ended on January 16 and the review results are
> Member-confidential [1]. Of the 17 W3C Members that replied to the
> proposal to publish the Recommendation, 16 supported publishing the
> specification "as is" and one Member (who is also a member of the
> Pointer Events Working Group) filed a Formal Objection and "suggests the
> document not be published as a Recommendation" (the formal objection is
> Member-confidential [FO] so I can't copy it to this list).
>
> Sorry for the delay; I'll send an update when I know more.

In principle, what's the process here? Do we get a chance to respond to 
the objection? (FWIW point 4 of the objection looks odd/wrong to me)

P
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